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Republic Day celebrated at Ryan International School, Mohali

Republic Day was celebrated at the school. Children of classes IV to IX came to the school to participate in the celebration. The chief guest was Wg Cdr PJP Singh Waraich, Registrar of NIPER, SAS Nagar. The day started with...

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Updated At : 05:17 PM Feb 02, 2024 IST

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Republic Day was celebrated at the school. Children of classes IV to IX came to the school to participate in the celebration. The chief guest was Wg Cdr PJP Singh Waraich, Registrar of NIPER, SAS Nagar. The day started with the unfurling of the national flag, followed by the national anthem. The marching contingent marched forward in perfect synchronisation. To celebrate the diversity of India, beautiful dances and meaningful songs were sung by the school choir. A skit depicting the versatility of “our diverse land was worthy of all praise and the heart-touching speeches spoke volumes about our gratitude towards our motherland”.

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